You may think this is odd, and that’s your right, it’s your opinion. But it fits with what I said in my last post.
I had the opportunity to venture into a correctional facility recently (as a VISITOR, mind you, a VISITOR). And lo and behold, what’s on the wall in the waiting room [...]
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A couple of timely developments heavily influenced the writing of this post.
One is that, against my better judgement, I ignored AT&T’s repeated attempts to lose me as a customer and got an iPhone (turns out the customer-friendliness of Apple trumps the terrible service of AT&T). So I have WordPress on my iPhone, as well [...]
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Took a little holiday break, recharged the batteries, and now I am back and ready to blog. Hope you all had a good holidays.
The thing I thought of the most over the last few weeks was listing the key things I learned from the 12 slow-grinding months of 2008. What things were most [...]
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